If you’re considering replacing the HVAC system in your NYC commercial space or high-end residence, there’s a modern HVAC technology that you need to know about. It’s called VRF or VRV (variable refrigerant flow or volume) and it’s got a lot of advantages.
10 Skills an NFL Quarterback and HVAC Service Technician Share
Wondering if your HVAC service technician is any good? Is he just doing okay servicing your equipment or is he really a top-notch HVAC guy?
Here’s one fun, yet effective way to tell: think about the qualities of a top NFL quarterback. Look for signs of these skills, habits and abilities, and you can be sure your HVAC service technician is someone you can count on to get the job done right.
Daikin VRV: Modern HVAC for NYC Luxury Residences

Manhattan’s high-end residences have specialized needs for climate control, including zoned control, quiet operation, and ductless installation. The HVAC systems commonly installed in city dwellings, such as single split systems and mini-splits, often don’t fit the bill for the city’s grandest penthouse apartments and brownstones.
That’s why engineers, architects, and luxury homeowners are turning to Daikin VRV, a newer type of air conditioning technology that often doesn’t require ducts and provides the ultimate in customizable comfort.
Read MoreTop 6 Frequently Asked Questions about Air Conditioning Systems
If you are a facility manager or building owner, chances are you’ve had questions about your air conditioning system. You may hesitate to ask your service technician (whom you’re probably paying by the hour) in the middle of a repair visit. It can be frustrating to try and find straightforward answers when you’re not an expert, so we have put together a handy guide with answers to the most common questions we hear every day.Read More
10 Ways to Tweak Your HVAC System and Save on Your Energy Bills
Did you know that as much as 50% of your building’s energy consumption is used by your HVAC system? Any day now, the temperatures will start to soar into the 80’s and 90’s, and your electricity bills will rise along with the temperatures. You need to keep your building cool, so how can you save money? The good news is, there are smart ways to help your air conditioning system use less energy.Read More
The Future of Air Conditioning: It’s All About Efficiency and Comfort
If you expect to be in the market for a new air conditioning system soon, it’s smart to be aware of the following new features and energy-efficiency ratings.


